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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

The places of the striking Boston brewers
have been filled.
Solomon Godstone Montreal jeweler,
runs away, owing 10000
Several cigar factory strikes in New York
city are ended by agreement.
Major Ben Perley Poore was much better
at last reports, but is still critically sick.
Wall street is strongly in favor of listing
the silver certificates in the stock exchange.
Benjamin Brown, of Portsmouth. X. l.,
was thrown from his wagon, dragged and
killed
Professors Agassiz and Shaler decline the
superintendency of the coast and geodetic
survey
John Boardman, a laborer, injured in the
New York aqucduct, gets verdict of $751;
600 damages.
Washington c. Depauw, of New Albany
Ind, leaves at. least 81, 900, 900 to the uni
versity bearing his name
The Baltimore & Ohio and Ontario g.
Western railroads are now allowed to share
in the Castle Garden emigrant business at
New York
A fire at Tillotson & Co. S paint works at
College Point J.. l.. caused a los, Of ft5,
coo: insurance SO, 900.
The supreme court is understood to be op-
posed TO the appointment of Attorn ey Cen
eral Garland on the bench.
The meeting in Lynn to express sympa-
thy with the locked out Worcester shoe
workmen was thinly attended
Thomas Ottree, a sailor Of the bark Mo-
selle, was shot dead at Charlottetown by
Capt Walsh Of bark Clarbel
A large amount Of arsenic has been found
in the stomach Of DR.. Davis Of Wakefield,
Mass. who died suddenly Tuesday
Mr.. Small expects to be colored con-
gresham from South Carolina; preparing
for vigorous contest for Eliliott's seat
The general assembly of the Presbyterian
church convened at Omaha. DR.. Joseph T.
Smith, of Baltimore, was elected mo lerator
Senator's voorhees, and Beck express the
opinion that the president will call an extra
session of congress by Oct. /, to consider
revenue taxation.
The queen will review 10, 900 poor school
children at Hyde Park, London, on June
| %. Each child will he pres, nted with a
mug concentrating the queen jubilee.
gentleman in the confidence OF Lord
Salisbury, the British minister for foreign
J affairs, is negotiating with the Vatican, in
! regard to the establishment OF semi official
relations between the Vatican and Eng
land.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

SOMERSET, ss;-Conrt of County Commits
aioucrs, March Adj. Term May l. \. u la.
t'pln the FOREGOING petition. satisfactory
evidence having been received that III pc /
tipncls arr responsible and ought To he henid
touching the matter set forth IN their petition.
II Is Ordered, that The County tomlnis sioners
meet at thr dwelling house of Aaron u foN,
IN Athens on Tuesday, August 10Th, \. D. lsS',
Ht ten nOj O'Clock \. VI and thcurc proceed 10
view the route mentioned In sad petition, and
Immediately after n hearing nf the parties VIII
bc had ut some convenient place III the Vicinity,
and such further measure taken Ia me prrin-
list : as the Commissioners shall Judge proper
And il is further ordered That notice of the
time. place and purposes of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid, he given to all persons ana
corporations interested, by publish IN al
tested copy of the petition aforesaid with this
order thereon, three wtckr successfully III the
Somerset Reporter u public newspaper printed
ut ~kuwhrg III in said county. and also uttestcd
copies of me same be served upon the Town
Clerk of the town Of Athens, and 10 be posted
In three public places IN oaid town. the publ
cation, aud serving ana posting of the shlne Ice
at least thirty dnys before the time appointed
for said view, that all interested may then APP
pear and he heard II they think proper.
Attest l.. IL. WEBB, Clerk.
A true copy of the Petition and Order Of
Court thereon:
9wgO Attest l.. II. WEBB. clerk
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AN OLD MYSTERY SOLVED.
a Missing Man Killed h, His t.sther In
Selt-DeTrnSr.

LEWISTON. Me. MAY 2l-The journal
las the following; Thirteen or fourteen
years aZo David Silver ahau, 20 years OF
axe. ,dn Of Daniel Silver. di,apI farsl from
lis home in Bnmfp.d The cry ~ raised
throughout the L. II that h. NJ, IL or had
taken ms own hfc For Week nearly
every one hunted. but nothing could lie
found IT him. The search was continued
for a month and still nothing rewarded the
efforts His father has died AMI Was
buried at Rumford Centre. at the age Of
~ years. The mystery If Daniels disap
pearance is solved hy Herbert Bixhee, who
worked on Silver farm at that time and
who Joined in the sea. h. At one time
after the disappearance, having e.easlon 10
get some dressing under tha tarn floor.
Kixt,r removed some chaf and cume upon
some r4ck- and loose dirt which arous a his
SUSPICION lie went Il Alr silver aud
askal him ii he ever hal Wi unler the
buu ilpar. The old man trenal /. seemed
10y much frightened and final. made a
confession to tie effect that hi> ~pa David.
in an.. Of the violent spell, Ia which he @as
subject Attempted 10 assault him with a
pitehfurk. tie VARIED OF The how and
struck his son over thu head with
Sled ,take killing him almost instantly
Fearing that the law woul deal severely
with hin. be hurried the holy under the
harn Gaar where it may he found today II
il has mel been disturbed recently BiNhee
agreed not Ia mention the matter till the
oil man was dead and gone. AMI liz kept his
word
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25
A DETECTIVES GULL.


NEW HAVEN. Conn May ESQ anx
ions were the people to see Taylor and
Chamberlain the sell confessed muricrers
Of Mrs Ernst, that about 1000 gathered at
the depot to meet them. Another crowd
nearly as large collected about the police
station The prisoners were taken at once
10 chef iolmaa', Office and made a de
tailed affidavit eoaf,ssins their crime. They
were then lpd- a in the county jail
In making his statement Ia Chief Boil
man, Tayler tells IA story which contradiets
the ful,nme accounts If the remarkable de-
teetiye work done 10y Inspector Byrnes and
his force TAYLOR denies that Byrnes had
Chamlerlin and himself under Surveillance
for two weeks previous to the murder as he
did not know Gtamberin until week pre-
vious to their ir.p here.
He ,ays that Detective Cosgrove was told
by Cora Bell that Chambcrlin and himself
had planned To rob Mrs Ernst and that the
officer knew when he saw them board the
train just what their object was in coming
to this CITY and that the New York officers
must have rcfrained from notifying the
authorities here 50 a, 10 secure for them
selves the full CORY Of the srrsst.
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Monday May "a.

Five persons were drowned by the cap
sizing of sailboat at Harbor Springs, Mich.
It is said that there will be material re-
duction in the Detroit salary list next year.
1t is said that Won der Ale is trying to
buy half interest in the Athletic club of
Philadelphia.
The camp of the national militia Is pitched
at Washington, and the competitive drills
will occur this week.
FIR Keller the Irish priest who WAS I'M
prisoned for refusing to testify as to the
''plan of campaign" has been released
from jail.
A new project is on foot among the base
ball magnates. The plan is to drop the
Metropoitans and Clevelands from the
American association and the indianapolis
and Washington clubs from the league at
the end of this season. The remaining
climbs in both associations will then be con-
solidated under the title Of the American
league.
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TWO STEAMERS COLLIDE.
FIVE sTEERA6E PASSENGERS KILLED
AND SEVERAL HURT.

n, ,,.ti..- ,., ~, ,,.....i ,.i,., ,,..rh,,ra
At o"er-A Mother Deprived 81 a Ni-ht
of mr. p.,d Chla-,ouar,licr Of the
Wv Y4pK Nav ~ -Tbs 4f..,u5ar f.lt,e.
frat, ivar,..,l al Er5taupf# fr,an New
Nart far Iiysrt.a.J s..=s.i.l Ma, - mt ~
5o,.Il.s .a.t - sandy i..5z Both
,..-..3s r.a,bod SANDY Hoak bar a. a m.
SUNDAY and wen. ..lrul.l,.l to remain there
,.,,if4.,' ,l,u..z a.. The lit.lfta#I It, am
,rs t,.r,. ss,4,,ti5au..-i H. SANDY Hook by
the zt.e,Haf. ErIf5.h guten AMI NAr.nzo
~ r.,,.i..r5 4I If necessary Foqs o., the
E,3fanui,,.- 81 ...st.. f=ts. .i,.,sg> WIN. Ia-t
All vel aI5.,,#54 q, = celtic
u,Iv mad. ..I.l.ll,sI over the hole
,g H.. llriza1,ifa=. and She ,.a. turned
nl,au, inward wv N.5k IE..l-. arranged
VIM. the f.l,Ie ta E...p fafo.afr IT.
.al.It.t md most .lei....H3., r..fi 2 81 the ar
cidsnti. tint several -t...r,..,. l,-..tJ..r. NO
were l,iusa a. .1.5t aft AT fh,.t5a.nf In. col
I>jop ,yar,. xiii "a and -s.,..rqf ath.-- injured
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

The corner stone of a new Methodist
church was laid at Aver, Mass.
The ls-months-old son of John Scheip, OF
Westfeld, Mass, was drowned in cess
pool.
There was fire in the photographic print
ing olce OF Punderson & Crisaud at New
Haven.
George W. Reed was ordained at Spring
field for missionary work among the Da-
kota Indians
The striking brewers of Boston have re-
solved to hold out until their old employers
recognize their union.
Conrad Wenzel, 60 years old, North
Hatfield, Mass, farmer, hanged himself.
He was melancholy over family troubles
The steamship Devonia, which arrived at
New York, was detained at quarantine
with case of smallpox among the steerage
passengers.
The MAY term of the Vermont supreme
court was opened The sessions are held
for the first time in the new state library i'll
Montpelier.
Houghton. Mfflin g. Co. S rooms on Park
street. Boston, have been burned out,
Valuable manuscripts were not injured.
Loss, $50, 900.
1t is believed that but few of the New
York yachts will enter the proposed Jubilee
races at Halifax, as they will be busy with
races this summer at home.
Martin Tirney, of Peabody Mass, was
assaulted by Jack McAuliffe May !, and
the thumb Of the left hand crushed back,
Lockjaw set in, and he died in agony.
McAuliffe has fled.
Enormous sums of money are being col
lected throughout Germany for the purpose
of propagating the Protestant faith Inc
recent concessions of Bismarck to the Vat
lean have greatly stimulated this work.
1t is believed that the English holders OF
the Virginia state bonds will endeavor to
induce the Federal government to pay the
principal and interest on the ground that
the Federal government destroyed the auto
mony OF the state.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

The Bodies of the Deal Hung Overheard
at ourr--A Hother neprt,e. al a lit
OF iIrr Dead Child-tonardice of the
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25
THE PRESIDENT GOING FISHING.


ALBANY, n. Y, May 21.-It has been
arranged that President Cleveland shall
make his yearly pilgrimage to the North
Woods about the middle of next week, so as
10 take the first of his fishing before the
usual throng of visitors have enjoyed the
best of sport. Last year the president went
three months later, and the fishing was very
poor. Anglers now returning from Saranac
lake report excellent sport. The woods will
be entered by the Maria road, then to
Saranoc lake by way of Paul Smiths The
president will be accompanied by Mrs. Clcve-
land, Mrs. Folsom. Col Lamont and Mrs.
Lamont from Washington. At this city
DR.. Wood will join the party, which is to
stop at Saranac inn, and will spend ten
days there. 1t is not expected the presi-
dent will stop in Albany on his way longer
than to change cars
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MURDER Al GROTON.


AVER. Mass, May l1-Henry Winch
OF this town was shot and killed in n quar-
rel over cider, by Nathan Nuttinc, at Gro
ton. yesterday afteruo III. The crime was
committed within mile Of the places where
Mrs Maria Cruz was mysteriously muir
derrd in lsNo. and old Mrs Pre-cott lust
year Winch was an employe of tn. cab
met shop and was quiet, pclcrtble man
except whe1 an periodical ,pfe'. IL vis-
tied Nuttns's hou>a Sunlag. Both be
came intoxicated and qulrfecd Nutting
threatening then to shoot Winch Ycster-
day Winch again re>orte to Nuttin5's resi-
dencc and ano her quarrel arose over Nut
ting refusal Ia grant a drmand Of Winch
for moIe cider. The mel came to blows
Winch followed NuttinJ up stairs, where
upon the latter seized loaded gun and
fired "A tremendous charge at his visitor,
blowing the top of his head Off, causing in
stlnt death Nutting AMI his wife were ar
rested and brought here last night for pre-
liminary trial The murderer is peculiar
mnn, has been for long time considered
dangerous and has sescral times fired ut
MONDE
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

In lecture delivered by me at Croydon
on the 9th of March upon ''Ichthyology"
l alluded TO fish being subservent TO the
leadership of autocrats Or soyereigns, as l
had seen on several occasions small bodies
of trout following the lead of an elder and
acting in accordance with its movements.
Speaking of the intelligence of fish, l
stated that on three occasions | had OBJ
served n shoal of carp approached by a
single congener which ultimately con-
Quoted it to another part of the pond,
where n considerable quantity Of food ex-
istel. This clearly proved that fish are
endowed with communicative capabilities
and arc l!aLlc to influence each other either
by sound or motion.-W. A. Carter in
American Angler.
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6sn. -, cuGiG11sll & -
lcrcss q lGasswsA - 49, - ~
srnmslt hon casSy1ng 81 iAn
expsd11ion, % - 6f6t69 httnbS9S and
di6lculty 1t IT, undertaking wuuA out
weigh he prohah,s gain.
Tbs New nnSland fsAd = snjoinsd from
voting as stockhoSdsr On he proposition to
sell to the New England the equity of re-
demption Of the mortgage Of *325, 600 on
the Central, at the annual ne sting of the
Central at Hartford.
Thomas Smith, who was connected with
the Lomasney drowning affair was ar
raigned at Gloucester for highway robbery.
Articles found on Smith when arrested were
identified as belonging to Lomasney. Smith
was held for the superior court in 5000
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THE NEWS CONDENSED.



Thirty houses were burned in the Chinese
quarter OF Fresno, Cal. loss $50, 600.
There were some additions to the ranks OF
the striking beer brewers in Boston
The Chicago grain gamblers were greatly
agitated over sharp advance in wheat,
manipulated by clique.
Ten thousand miners are on strike In
Belgium, and troops are held in readiness 10
,uppreSs AN outbreak should one occur.
The sutler at Fort Adams, X. l., has
received orders from the commandment not
to furnish troops with whiskey or other
strong liquor.
The report of the loss of the ship Charles
II Marshall and crew is declared false.
She was lowed off the GOODWIN Sands anu
offered for sale at london.
GEORGE Brewster, OF West Camden, Me-,
committed suicide by hanging. He leaves
a wife and two Young children. The de-
ceased was about 30 years old.
William O'Brien, editor Of United Ire
land, who is now in Canada, hes been
elected without opposition to the seat In the
house of commons for the northeast division
OF Cork
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

You have read of the beautiful Indian
maiden. | have, and thought as | read
of her that she was as attractive and Poca-
hontas like ms the historian had portrayed
her. Well, she doesn't look like you
think she would. She is generally big,
fat, filthy looking creature, with blanket
around her that comes to her knees, bare
headed, with moccasins on that she gener-
ally pulls off when they are worn out.
The blanket is fastened at the neck and
also with a belt at the waist. One thing,
and one only will say for them, they
have the most beautiful, pearl looking
teeth | ever saw.-Pocatello Idaho Cor.
Chattanooga Times.
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MRS. A. N. HURk e,
Road Notice,

To thu Hon. County Commissioner, al the
County of somerset.
The nnd rsp1cd, Inhabitants Of tic towns Of
Athens and Harmony. respectfully represent
that the public n"crs,ly aud convenience re-
require an alteration in the highway rs now
travelled In SAID town of Athens, leading from
Harmony line over Fox llii, 81 cal a, I" the
dazzling house OF Aaron -. Fox. lmy there
fore request your llOuurs, after yuu have
caused dur nniicc to lie given 10 view said
ronte aud muke such alteration II, you may
deem exYcdirut and proper. and Is in duty
bound vii ever pray
Dated This 18th day Of hpriH \. D. l%S,.
c. II. JONE- and 20 other.
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Irate Mourner-See here, thought you
said you had your own horses and car
riages?
Undertakcr-That's what | have and
that's what was used at the funeral
Irate Mourner--I supposed, of course,
the horses were trained into something
like respectful demeanor; but, sir, they
came back from the cemetery as if homo
from race
Undertaker-Oh, that's what's the mat
ter Well, if You wanted horses which
would travel in mourning style both ways,
why GiCn't You - to livery. -Tid-Bits
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25
FIRE AT BRIDGEPORT.
Loss 500. OOO-Grant's Leather-Splitting
Machine Burned.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, May 2l.-One of
the most destructive fires that has been
known in this city for years has occurred,
causing a loss of 800, 600. The buildings
burned were the large soap works of Fair
child & Skiton; loss $45, 900; insurance
$50, 900; the large tannery owned by p. T.
Barnum and S. ID. Castle; loss $50 600; in
surance 800 and several tenement
houses. There were eleven families burned
out, who lost their entire household effects.
Some of the families barely escaped with
their lives. The old leather splitting ma
chine, which the late Gen. Grant worked
upon in Galena, bought of him at the
breaking out of the war by Castle g. Co,
was among the machines burned. The fire
is supposed to have been incendiary
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

An overloaded boat was upset at Phila-
delphia and four prisons were drowned.
Sunday ball games: Cincinnati II, Balti
more / Louisville 8, Metropolitans 3.
The carpenters strike at Waterbury,
Conn. has slumpei.
The Boston Herald offers $1,000 cup for
soops in Il grand regatta, open TO yachts Of
the world in August next.
The mills Of the Reade Paper company
near Versailles. Conn, were burned; loss
$40. 900; insurance $37, 900.
Senator Jefferson does not wish to be a
witness in u case where he will be a judge,
hence he will not testify before the inter-
state commission.
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Messengers Notice


SOMERSET. IS COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case Of Edgar c. Berry, Insolscnt
Debtor.
THIS Is to give notice that on the 10th day of
May a. ID. 1897, a warrant in insolvency
was issued out OF the Court of Insolvency
for said County OF Somerset, against the
estate of said Edgar c. Berry of skowhegan,
ad1udgcd to he an Insoycnt dcbtor,on petition
OF said debtor, which petition was filed on the
18th day of May, A, u. lSs7, 10 which date
interest on claims is to he imputed.
That the payment of amy debts to or by
said debtor, and the transfer aud de
livery of any properly by him a'c forbidden
by law That u meeting of the creditors Of
said debtor, to prove their debts aud choose
one or more nssigncos Of there estate. viii be
held ut II Court of Insolvency to he holden NJ the
Probate Court Room III said Sk0whegau, on the
IIrh day of June A. ID. lsS7 ut one o'clock
In the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. . - -
LYMAN GRANT.
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of said Court of
Insolvency.
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Harry Gilmore, of Montreal, was knocked
out by Billy Hawkins, Of Winnipeg, in a
fight near Montreal.
Railroad earnings for April throughout
the country show decided gain over tho
corresponding month of last year.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad is TO at
tempt to run special train from Chicago
to Baltimore at the rate Of sixty-six miles
an hour.
A naval court of inquiry will proceed to
Japan to investigate the firing of shells
from the frigate Omaha, which caused the
death of several japanese.
Boulanger, the French secretary OF war,
speaks confidently of the ability of the
french army to cope with any other nation,
and if he holds office under the new ad-
ministration. will not consent to reduction
OF military expenses, as he considers war
inevitable
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25
BOSTON MARKETS.


BosroS, May Fl.
Flour and Grain.
FLOUR-Winter wheat straight aud roller 81. 50
to S. spring patents $50 to $58 Cornme1
89c to $1.03 bag
CORN-5314 to $40
OATS-Choice ~ TO $40.
Provisions
PORK-Prime mess-S17 to SI7.23. Hams l2Ifo
FRESH BEEF-Choice steers ~ to nc
pound. Eastern veal { TO &c.
MUTTON-Spring lambs i25f to aoc. Brighton
mutton Z to Nc.
Farm Produce.
BUTTER-Westsrn extra fresh creamery S4ot
fresh imitation choice 2io; Vermont dairy new
&c.
E0GS-Eastern fresh 1sc
CHEESE-NOrthern now IL.
POULTRY-NOsthern frseh fpwls IS TO LOO.
POTATOES-vermont yo1s DC A bush.
ThCCk-C4bbsgs southern 1 Dbl crate et.bei
tasnips Dbl 4.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The president
has appointed Maj. J. L. Rathbone, of Cali
fornia, to be consul general of the United
States at Paris.
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A LETTER FROM TEE VATICAN.


MN YORK May % The ett"r Of the
pope to Archbishop Corrign commenting
the later treat nent Of M1ilynn is pua-
lIsbcl
NEW YoRG. May -. tn lriter sent to
Archbishop Corieau by lope Leo has
CAUSED great excitement IL Catholic circles:
Fnthrr McGhm leeturel in Jersey
City lust night under the ausp,ce,
of the Jersey City Labor union. His sub
jcct was .lhe SanctitS of Labor He
made no aluson IN his address, however,
to the letter. To II World reporter, who
met him after his lecture WAS conclude |, he
said, when asked if he had any 81 ltencnt to
make in regard to the litter
II haven put my thinking cap ON yet to
prepare 4 statement, but hope to have one
ready in few dlYs 1t is not such "A very
remarkable document. I'm feeling pretty
well after it, rs You can see. and it don t
grleve me much.
Being asked wh,n he would make his
statement, in reply he said; During the
early part of thi, week: rs soon as have
read the letter carefully
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REVENUE REORGANIZATION.
Four of the New England Districts
Abolished.

7 our OT NO INV FnEIhnH UlNTf1fIs
Abolished.
WASHINGTON, May %. The president
has issued an order changing and consoliiat-
inS number OF internal revenue districts
Those in New England are as follows The
district of Rhode Island with the district of
Connecticut, the Tenth district Of Massachu-
sets with the Third district Of Ma,sachu-
sets, the districts of Maine and Norn. ont
with the lis ii t Of New Halnlshire Gndcr
this order of reorganization the following
districts viii he abolished and the collectors
thereof retired: District of Rhode Island,
Tenth district Of Massachusetts, district of
Maine and district of Vermont
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JANAUSCHEk'S RECOVERY.
She Expects to Continue Her Perform
ances in IA Few Weeks.

ances in IA Few Weeks.
NEWPORT, R. l., May 20-Janauschek,
the actress, who suffered fracture of her
wrist at her hotel here Tuesday night, is
doing well, and expects to be able to resume
her engagements in a couple of weeks. En-
gagements within that time have been
Cancelled, but the company will not
be disbanded in view of the prob
ability of the speedy recovery Of
Janauschek. The actress has been in re-
ceipt of many courtesies from local society
people and many messages of sympathy
from theatrical folks.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Bids have been
opened at the navy department for the cree
ton of Il navy hospital at Widows Island,
Me. The lowest bidders for building the
hospital We're Glover 4 Co. of Rocliland
Me, and for the wharf Francis Hitchcock,
of Rockand